How Women in Narok are Restoring Land and Reshaping Lives
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How Women in Narok are Restoring Land and Reshaping Lives

Indigenous women in Narok are combining traditional ecological knowledge with agroforestry, tree nurseries and sustainable livelihoods to restore degraded sections of the Mau Forest. Through the Paran Women Group, conservation is also creating income, strengthening women’s decision-making power and preserving knowledge passed down through generations.
Women Restore Jomvu Creek Through Sustainable Crab Farming
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Women Restore Jomvu Creek Through Sustainable Crab Farming

In Kenya’s Jomvu Creek, a group of women is transforming livelihoods and restoring fragile mangrove ecosystems through sustainable mud crab farming. By linking aquaculture to conservation, they are rebuilding both incomes and coastal resilience. Their work proves that environmental stewardship and economic empowerment can thrive together.